Chapter 13.2 Introduction to Business and Marketing.

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MARKET RESEARCH AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT Chapter 13.2 Introduction to Business and Marketing

Transcript of Chapter 13.2 Introduction to Business and Marketing.

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MARKET RESEARCH AND

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Chapter 13.2

Introduction to Business and Marketing

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OBJECTIVES

Describe the kinds of market

research a company may use.

Identify the steps in developing a

new product.

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THE MAIN IDEA

Businesses must know their markets to

provide products that will sell.

They do market research to collect

information and then develop products

that will meet their customers’ wants

and needs.

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MARKET RESEARCH

Market research helps businesses make

decisions.

A marketing concept helps companies to

produce and market products and services

that attract customers.

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INFORMATION ABOUT CONSUMERS

Marketers analyze and label their

markets by demographics.

Age

Gender

Location

Income

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HOW ARE DEMOGRAPHICS DETERMINED?

Sources ofDemographicInformation

SurveysSales

Figures

DatabasesThe Census

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INFORMATION ABOUT CUSTOMERS

A target market is a group of

potential customers a business

aims it products at

Once marketers know the

demographics of a market, they

can use market segmentation

in their target marketing.

Division of a target market into

groups of customers who have

similar wants and needs

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CONDUCTING MARKET RESEARCH

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THE SEVEN STEPS OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

New products energize the

marketplace.

Companies take seven steps

in developing a new product.

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SEVEN STEPS OF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

1. Generate Ideas

2. Screen Ideas

3. Develop a Business Plan

4. Develop the Product

5. Test-Market the Product

6. Introduce the Product

7. Evaluate Customer Acceptance

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STEP 1: GENERATE IDEASWorkers often get together for brainstorming.

Ideas come from:

People from a company’s development department

the marketing research staff

outside market researchers

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STEP 2: SCREEN IDEASAfter a list of ideas for a new product is completed, the team must evaluate each idea.

How do these ideas fit the company’s

mission and strategy?

Does the new product

compete with one of the company’s

existing products?

If the product’s

concept seems risky, should the company

ask consumers about the creative concept?

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STEP 3: DEVELOP A BUSINESS PLAN

The business plan provides a look at the

market including:

estimated sales

costs

profit potential

market trends

competing products.

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STEP 5: TEST-MARKET THE PRODUCT

Marketers need to test-market a product

after. the product is fully developed

The goal of test-marketing is to collect

customers’ responses to see if the

product is likely to be a success.

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STEP 6: INTRODUCE THE PRODUCT

A publicity campaign

introduces the product.

The costs of launching a new

product are often high.

The company has a short

time in the market before

competitors start developing

similar products.

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STEP 7: EVALUATE CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCE

Once the product is

introduced,

marketers track

customers and their

responses to it.

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THE FUNCTIONS OF MARKETING

The seven functions of marketing define

all the aspects that are part of marketing.

Who are our best

customers?

What new products are they buying?

How often do customers buy

the new product?